Fragmented State Journal notice with publishing details
A damaged OCR fragment describes The State Journal Daily million delivery by carrier and weekly rates. It mentions a permanent home at Tepela State Journal Building Kansas Avenue and Eight, a New York address for the publisher, and advertising or readership access.
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Tepela State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Eighth
Tor
New York
Patter Trultdinr
eAte
Anticon Newspaper Publishers Association
Papte
Weather Indications Show Warmer Winds Turn Northeast
Weather outlook indicates warmer temperatures with pale skies as winds shift from northwest to northeast. Forecasters note a gradual rise in daytime highs and mild conditions into the following days.
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Chirace
Hand of the Sugar Trust in Cuban Question Debated
A clipping discusses the sugar trust's alleged influence on U S policy toward Cuba and annexation. It critiques President Cleveland and Congress, cites The Washington Star, and mentions sugar interests shaping diplomacy and trade, including Hawaiian treaty issues and McKinley era politics.
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Cleveland
Congress
Washington Star
Cuba
Mr Atkins
Reston
Pines
White House
Gleveland
Atkins
S McKinley
Spas
Boston
Raucous chatter on conventions and prices across towns
A mosaic of quotes from Atchison Champion Wichita Beacon and others debating conventions held in Topeka and Atchison. The notes mock price effects on Christmas sales and civic pride while referencing airships and food relief amidst cautious wit.
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Qoba
Wichita Beacon
Chapman Case Highlights Senate Testimony and Sugar Trust Charge
The article reports broker Chapman facing renewed scrutiny after years of resisting Senate inquiries. It claims he spent large sums to avoid losing immunity from public power, while leaders of the sugar trust like Havereyer and Stakes face imminent trials. It critiques leniency for senators tied to sugar stock interests and notes calls for real justice, contrasting ordinary detainees with favored insiders. The piece weaves in satirical quips about marriage, beauty, and society from the Atchison Globe.
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Chapman
O Rim
United States Senate
United States
Senate
Havereyer
Stakes
Sugar Trust
Agu
Chapman, Seagies
Haven
Mavemoyer
Searles
No Show for Bacchanté Statue Sparks Boston Protests
In Boston on May 24 residents oppose placing the Bacchanté statue in the public library yard. Protests by Beetonians have grown since last fall. trustees meet to decide its fate. Some suggest sending the statue to its creator Mr McKin for modification or consigning it to oblivion amid strong opposition.
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Boston
Midh
Gacchante
McKin
Ural
Father of 33 Children Draws Notice in report
Andrew Bryan, a well-to-do Renton county figure, is described as the father of 33 children with 25 sons. The article notes his advanced age, his seventh wife, and that 24 Andrew Yan from Fowler is missing, with references to Lafayette and Tad. The piece mixes names and places in a terse, sensational style.
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Lafayette, Tad
Andrew Yan
Renton County
Fowler
Bryan
Ouachita High Yell Craze Reported In Buffalo Kindergarten
From the Chicago Privine, the Intere and perhaps the silliest ply loge yell adopted by college a) Qumehite Ark Itay as followe Boom-a-lecks booth-e-leka Buw wow ware Ching-hmeka ching-a-locka Chew chow chow Boomm-a-lacks ching-a-lacks Who are wet Whats from Oniwohita We we we Whoo-ra whoe-roo THipta EXptow Bi i thi Hot cold wet or dry eut there EU Ouachita is high The Buffalo Kindergarten has caught the craze and has evolved the following yell 28 a bay B e bee Muzzérs precious kids are wat Eenle enemalo minis mot Kindergarten Buffulot
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Chicago
College A
Qumehite
Ark
Itay
Buw
Wow
Ware
Ching-hmeka
Ching-A-Locka
Chew
Chow
Oniwohita
Ouachita
Buffalo
Muzzér
Annie Diggs Plans Study Leagues on Social Problem
Mrs Annie L Diggs president of the Kansans Woman's Progressive League outlines a 10 point program to form study leagues across the state. She says conferences will be held in summer to promote civic education and address social issues influencing workers and craftsmen. She invites correspondence on suitable topics and successions for the proposed course of study.
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Annie L. Diggs
Diggs
Tom
Taber
Kansas
Digek
Topeka Musicians Union Formed After Organizing Strife
A new Topeka Musicians Union has formed after an early winter attempt failed. Union members now adhere to a fixed schedule set by union rules, with orchestra leaders calling on musicians as needed. A standard rate is established, with up to midnight pay at $2 and higher rates after 12 o clock varying by entertainment class.
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Topeka
Ander-Our Ging
Brchestra
Tua
Hyery Orchiestra Ty Tepokutte
Sory Orchestra Wwader
Money and theater news from London and San Francisco
London markets show abundant cash ready for use as Whitsuntide and July dividends approach. Gold remains in demand for Russia and Austria while Japanese trade remains uncertain. American bullion shipments rise with improving eastern exchange conditions amid armistice talks. In San Francisco the Orpheum leases People’s Palace to become a 3090-seat Olympic theater with continuous melodrama and variety acts.
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Tandon
Russia
Austria
Orient
Flac
Armis Hce
Turkey
Greece
Transvaal
Stock Exchange
Senauy Ae
Congress
BLC
Pacific
San Francisco
San Francisc
The
Orpheum Company
People's Palace
Carner of
Eddy and
Manon Streets
One Million for Cuba Fund Proposal Emerges
May 24 New York Ethan Allen pledges a national subscription to raise one million dollars to aid Cuban insurgents. He says belligerency helps but only money can bring independence without casualties. Offices at 115 Broadway accept donations or Cuban Republican bonds at 6 percent interest. Prominent contributors include Col John Jacob Astor and others from New York and Albany.
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Ethan Allen
New York
Cuba
United States
Mr Alien
Cate
Eves
Broadway
John Jacob Astor
Ethan Alien BN
AL Grind
Dr. Win
Seward Webb
R Sutherland
Albany
Newrives
Hay Lows
Stokes
E. Wood
Shnsbury
Violation Claims Bank Leaders in Lesansport Case
Washington May 24 Acting Comptroller Coffin reports the arrest of John Jobosta president of the State National Bank of Lesansport for criminal violations of the banking act. Investigation cites forged notes totaling 201000 and about 1000 in deposits faked ledgers and certificates of deposit. Bank examiner says funds valued around 100000 were transferred to Johnson. Coffin believes available bank funds plus capital stock will cover depositors in full.
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Washington
Coffin
John
Joboata
State National Bank of
Lesansport, Tod
Catt
Johnson
Steel tubing firm deal closes for over three million
Pittepure Atay and partners from Birmingham inspected Elwood Steel Weldless Tubing plants near Elwood and Greenville. The deal to acquire patents and plants is reported closed, with stock partly held by H A Logier of Cleveland and H W Hartman of this city.
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Elwood
Greenville
Eiwodd Company
HA. Logiér
Clyveland
H. W. Hartman
This Oay
New York Plans 32 Million for Free Library and Bridges
Gov Back approves a bill to spend 32 040 000 on the New York Public Library improvements and the Astor Lenox and Tilden institutions including building of free wharves. An additional bill authorizes elevated roads in New York and Brooklyn with a bridge toll plan. A Brooklyn court hears a divorce case where Mrs Treeves accuses her husband of infidelity naming Lilian Nicholas as co respondent.
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New York
Gov
New York Public Library
Astor, Lenox
Tilton
Tilden
Brooklyn
York
Francis Heeves
Treeves
Lilian Nicholas
Hood's Sarsaparilla Heals Infant Illness
Mrs I Siorp of Spring Valley New Brunswick reports a baby’s night crying and ear discharge improving after Hood's Sarsaparilla Hood's Pills and Hood's Olive Balm. The testimonial claims rapid healing, hair regrowth, rosy cheeks and full recovery. The ad urges buying Hood's only, priced at 1 dollar or six for 85 cents.
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Hood
Ms. I. Siorp
Spring Valley
N. B
Ghosts Seen by Rock Island Depot Master Henry Washington
Henry Washington, a colored depot master at Rock Island, testifies to vivid encounters with ghosts. He recalls hot air, eerie rapings, and a ghost standing over him in a white house in Virginia, plus spectral presences in cemeteries and haunted houses.
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Henry Washington
Rock Island
Heny Washington
Dellever
Bank
Virginia
Henry Washingtn
Henry
Vireiny
Virgins
Virgiby
Joe Detter
Joe
Making a Test Case Involving W L Chamberlain Custody
Bondsmen surrender W L Chamberlain to Sheriff Hepley for habeas corpus proceedings in the supreme court. Proceedings test the validity of the statute under which he was arrested on a civil charge, noting no criminal charges exist. Chamberlain will not stay in custody as the court action starts and bondsmen will rebind him.
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W.L Chamberlain
Hepley
W. L. Chamberlain
Goodwin-Chamberlain Stow Exchange
Repley
Bate
Supreme Cours
Chamberlain
Must Pay for the Strike Judgment Against Chicago
Circuit Judge Adame upholds 1883 act as constitutional and awards Manhattan Cement damages for two concrete cuts on the Pan Handle tracks at Forty-seventh Street during the 1804 strike. The city contested the law as unconstitutional seeking 1.5 million. railroads claimed damages. The company sought 50 dollars, but the decision covered broader damages.
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Chicago
Adame
Manhattan Cement
Forty-seventh Street
Adams
Carnegie Visitors and Radical Reform Talk in New York
Greenwich, May 4. Andre Carnegie's lawyer and private secretary from New York visited him. Reports say Carnegie plans a gift of 1 million dollars to charity before leaving for Scotland next weekend. Ex Senator HB Kelly claims New York is more radical in reforms than Kansas, highlighting inherited tax law and state reforms as evidence.
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Greenwich
Conn
Andre
Carnegie
New York
Scotland
HB. Kelly
New York State
Kansas
Kansan
York
Pineapple cultivation for California gains momentum
In San Diego a new horticultural venture aims to grow commercial pineapples with monthly ripening. Riley Morrison has spent six years experimenting and reports fruit weighs 8% pounds after two years from slips. He plans to plant about 30,000 more.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Riley Ku Morrison
Ida Harper to write two volumes on Miss Anthony
Ida Harper of Terre Haute reports from Rochester that manuscripts letters and documents about Miss Susan B. Anthony exceed prior expectations. Publishers in Boston and New York have offered, promising two volumes of about 40 pages each with many illustrations possibly the largest collection of photographs ever in one work.
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Ida Harper
Miss Anthony
Terre Haute
Ind
Susan HB. Anshiry
Rochester
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